"I Hate the Green Button" — Or How to Mess Up Your User Feedback…
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How to give useful, professional feedback on UI/UX mockups in agile teams by moving beyond simple "I like"/"I don’t like" reactions. The talk presents practical techniques and concrete advice from a QA perspective for developers, product owners, and testers to provide clear, actionable, and constructive design feedback that respects designers’ expertise.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:52Failed feedback example
- 2:14Feedback importance
- 3:38Feedback timing
- 6:26Feedback rituals
- 7:06Cross-disciplinary work
- 9:35Feedback wording
- 12:44Conclusion
- 13:25Q&A
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